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No thanks. I would enjoy he and Cheney being brought up on all their war crimes though. And of course, all right wingers accepting accountability for the boob. But there is no honor with those folks.

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Ah, my friend, you just don't have a sufficiently twisted and low-brow-tacky sense of humor.

Politicians aren't worth the rigamarole of war crime trials. Rotten tomatoes, tar/feathering, public stocks, bad vaudeville skits -- they don't deserve more.

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I don't get it. Who are all the women? The leftist idiots accused Bush of a lot of things, but bimbo eruptions wasn't one of them. It seems like that Joker card should have Clinton's picture on it.

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Ridicule of a politician does not demand verisimilitude. It should be a knee-jerk action.

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I suppose, but my knees sure didn't jerk. What do they say about humor if you have to explain it? Seriously, I don't understand what is supposed to be funny - whatever political persuasion or no political persuasion a person might be coming from.

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There's nothing funny about a man who brought about the financial collapse of a nation, and I hope the historians give him absolutely no slack in their judgment.

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Would that be Carter you are talking about? Or Obama? Either way - and of course I know you don't mean either of those imbeciles, this country simply is not, has not been, and will not be anywhere near "financial collapse". Only a blind America-hating/self-hating fool/ingrate would even suggest that (not you, of course, Dakota hahahaha).

As for George W. Bush, he brought the country back from a significant hit - economically as well as in terms of death and destruction - on 9/11, and prevented anything similar from happening again through enhanced security measures - yeah, I know the Libertarian types in here absolutely hate that, but it's true, and it's a matter of life and death for a lot of Americans. THAT is his legacy above anything else. 9/11 as well as Clinton policies that inevitably led to the mortgage crisis - the sub-prime thing which basically was a misguided poverty program - were the prime causes of whatever economic problems we had. And I say again, those economic problems were/are nothing close to "collapse". The only reason the problems linger until now at all is because Obama and his kind tried to take advantage of the recovery efforts by moving toward their own ultimate goal of intrusive government and destruction of free enterprise capitalism in America. To his credit, however, Obama did do something right. He continued the Bush policies in terms of security and interventionist foreign policy, thus preventing further significant acts of terrorism and keeping America dominant in the world.

Thanks, Dakota, for bringing back politics hahahaha. It took you two tries to get me to defend Bush, but here we are - and I think the forum is better for it - although I'm sure the little old ladies of all genders don't agree.

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Nope, many of us don't agree with the little old man on much at all.